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Wskazówki dojazdu do 33 South Boutique Backpackers
48 Trill Rd, Observatory,
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Mapa i dojazd
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Take N2 highway direction Cape Town centre. After you've past the (M57) Liesbeeck parkway, take the MAIN RD off-ramp.At the Traffic lights, turn right, go through 2 sets of Traffic lights, and thereafter (You'll see the Mc Donalds on you right) turn RIGHT into Lower Main Rd. Drive until you see CRYSTAL WIZARDS shop on your right, turn RIGHT into TRILL Rd. No 48 - BRIGHT ORANGE house is 33 South!

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RZA take your sweat I had the balls the size of bean bags
Not what you're used to,
bitch I rep the bluza
And the label fools gold,
jeans with medusas
Bitches wanna scoop us,
their pussy like loofahs
Y'all niggas losers cop clothes from the boosters
Hoes wanna choose up of course they gonna choose us
These stupid ass niggas wouldn't know what to do
copy wack
niggas that's what they made you
The game's so trendy, that's why these labels fail
Cause they don't care about music, just first week sales
So they say you need a hit, a chart toppin' single
That's why it's called commercial, because you need a jingle
A smash crowd banger, play it all night long
You never get on, without a
radio song
So this my radio song (2x)
She wanna ride the wave, watch me do my swag surf
Party like a rockstar
never bought a makeup purse
Songs with no villains
, but she feel my thang on her
Stripper with a leaky ceiling, I'mma make it rain on her
Taught me how to Dougie
I'd rather see you jerk
Skeet skeet, on the walls and her skirt
She'd rather hear a love song about what she getting
But not from Danny Brown, cause bitch I ain't tricking
Do the pretty girl rock
and even though you ugly
Getting dirty money, but bitch I ain't above that
Ice cream paint job
Heavy duty Chevy not a beamer, benz, or bentley
Theres no originality, carbon copy singles
He made Black & Yellow
, I'mma make Black & Emo
Thats why these whack rappers, they never last song
Dont care about music, just radio songs
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I did not care for this (above-average priced) anti-perspirant. It smells lovely and feels nice going on, but it did not stop wetness! I have no similar issue with Lady speed stick or teen speed stick or whatever so I discarded it and definitely would NOT repurchase.
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Most antiperspirant deodorants make my underarms sticky and irritated. A lucky few have given me a bright red, itchy, burning rash. This is not a rash-producing product. It is odd when that becomes your standard of quality in a deodorant or a boyfriend, but I have not found a better one (deodorant that is).
It's probably one of the better anti-perspirants I've used in just the performance. I'm not convinced of this "lotion for your underarms" thing though.
I actually really like this. I have one in the original scent and another in the fresh scent. I like the fresh scent better (less powdery) and it keeps me dry pretty well. While it doesn't keep me as dry as Secret or Adidas, it's strong enough for everyday use. And the scent is not as overpowering as the Adidas ones. The price is unbeatable. If you shop at Costco, sometimes it comes bundled with the Dove bodywash. You only pay the price of the bodywash and you get the anti-perspirant for free.
This is my favorite deo (after having cycled my way through Degree, Lady Mitchum, and Secret). It has a nice scent that isn't overpowering (I always by the powder scent) and a creamy texture that my pits love. I will continue to repurchase this one again and again.
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Food service establishments are inspected four times a year in Liberty County. The purpose of making inspections is to determine compliance with the rules of the Department of Human Resources Public Health, chapter 290-5-14: food service. The scores are from inspections performed by the Liberty County Environmental Health Department. The county manager of the Environmental Health Department is Linus R. Woodard.
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I must, in the interest of full disclosure, begin this column with a confession: I am a voyeur; more specifically, a parenting voyeur. In the words of Chauncey Gardner, I like to watch; more specifically, I like to watch people interact with their kids. I do my voyeur thing in restaurants, stores, shopping centers, parking lots and so on. I try to do it without staring, of course. The trick is to be casual about it, to go unnoticed.
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American Red Cross supporters have a new way to help save lives in January during National Blood Donor Month through blood and platelet donation with SleevesUp virtual blood drives.
JESUP - Residents in Jesup and the surrounding communities now have one less reason to travel elsewhere for health care thanks to Wayne Memorial Hospital's addition of full-time cardiologist Dr. Gary Stern and an additional diagnostic tool, the cardiac CT.
SAVANNAH - A renowned palliative-care expert from Johns Hopkins is coming to Savannah at the end of the month as part of Hospice Savannah Inc. and The Steward Center for Palliative Care's seventh annual lecture series.
BRUNSWICK - What does it really imply if products are listed as all-natural or gluten-free? Which part of the label should consumers review first? What is the appropriate amount of beneficial nutrients?
January has been good to the global Ebola effort. Health officials report that the disease is slowing down in West Africa, as they offer an optimistic outlook for 2015.
Here we are in the new year, and if you're like most people, you've made resolutions to lose weight, eat better, get more exercise and generally take better care of yourself.
Willie Mae Jacobs, a Liberty County native and Liberty Regional Medical Center employee with nearly 50 years of nursing experience, recently celebrated her retirement with family and friends in the LRMC cafe.
The holidays are meant to be a time of joy, renewal and togetherness. However, in the relations between people, there also can be less-than-positive interactions - even jealousy and anger. Sometimes, we don't take very good care of each other or ourselves.
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The holidays are a time of overindulgence. People often eat way too much, and frequently their pets are right there beside them.
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Homemade pita crisps are an ideal accompaniment to this sprightly Mediterranean salad. From start to finish, this dinner takes only 25 minutes to prepare. (Serves 4)
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Rarities near face value: London coin-buying stints fruitful
The Joys of Collecting column, from the May 12, 2014, issue of Coin World
Only 2,473 examples of the 1936 British silver crown (with a face value of 5 shillings) were minted. In the early 1960s, little numismatic interest was shown in these or related rarities.
"Ten more, and that is all."
Today one of these gems would sell for over $1,000.
In 1953, the Royal Mint issued a commemorative crown for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
Doug Liddell happened to remember that in a store room he had many thousands of unsold pieces each in its original wood box. Would I like to buy them all? The answer was yes, at face value (5 shillings) plus sixpence (half a shilling) each.


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We are still banging out our kitchen layout. Lavender Lass planted the idea to swap the current kitchen with the family room and it's a go. (Thank you L.L!) Now for the the compromises.... 1) I want openness so no cooktop/wall oven combo. I'm looking at the GE slide-in induction+ Miele speed oven. Prefer the advantium but no under counter installation for the 240V. It can go in the pantry cabinet but then there's the "barrier island" thing. Plan with island /sink disadvantages -- 1) More expensive construction in slab house 2) sink cabinet used up for loop vent underneath 3) no uppers (which isn't a must) 4) speed oven looks kind of goofy next to range but I'm hesitant to put it in the island next to the seating area and behind the wine storage.I'm sure there is some heat transference. Dishwasher needs to stay on the right near the dish storage. I also included photos with the range/sink swapped.... Please jump in with suggestions/critiques! The only thing I'm set against is 1)blocking the fireplace from view of the living room and 2) I really don't want a prep sink. There are 2 of us and I am the primary solo cook. It's a very casual household even when entertaining. Thanks for all the input I've gotten thus far -- I can't wait to DO instead of just PLAN TO DO! |
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Function first. Go through the motions of 2 cooks in the kitchen. Where is the best place to get things in and out of the oven and set them down? Get out the lettuce, wash it, chop it, and put in a bowl? Where are the knives and bowls and the sink? How much work is it to make toast? Where is the toaster, bread, plates, knife, butter, jelly? Will the heat from a warm oven be against your legs while you work at the counter? Is there a place to sit down and prep if you feel like it? How it looks matters less than how it works. And no copping out to say that there is only you in the kitchen. Make room for 2 people so that one person isn't all that will fit. It is just safer that way too. |
What about the peninsula for the speed oven. Part of your plates may go the pantry or peninsula can be 42" high, and I guess, can hold both the oven and the plates. I have no idea about the expences involved, but I'd prefer the sink rather than the range on the island. |
Thanks for the responses. @Juliekcmo I'm all about function! I've been standing in my current family room "cooking." I know it'll be a kitchen eventually but it's a hard one for me to get my head around. There is plenty of room on all sides if my DH decides he wants to take up cooking as a couple :o) I really like the speed oven in the island and was only thinking of it being hot by the seating. I never thought of me being in front of the heat source. Since reading your post I've stood in front of the future sink where I think I'll be spending the majority of my time and think I'll be okay with the distance from the heat. I never thought of that-- thanks for the other perspective! @sena01 the peninsula is another option for the oven if the island doesn't work. I was trying to keep all the dishes there close to the dishwasher and fridge but that may work as well. Thanks again for the ideas! |
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It's a treat to create bouquets from flowers grown in your own garden, and in summer, there are an abundance of blooms and foliage you can use to brighten up your kitchen counter.
Hostas are a great garden staple that you can use both foliage and flowers for backyard bouquets. Hosta leaves grow in a variety of sizes, colors and textures and their flowers bloom in shades of lavender and white.
As a bonus, hummingbirds love hosta flowers. One of our favorite hosta for bouquets is Sum and Substance. Its large, lime-colored leaves create a wonderful backdrop for the flowers in your bouquet.
For a splash of long-lasting color, nothing tops Zinnias. These annual plants come in a variety of colors: red, rose, orange, yellow, white and even bi-colors. Zinnia plants are readily available in garden centers now or are easy to start from seeds in pots or directly in the garden.
As a dramatic accent try Liatris spicata Kobold, commonly called Blazing Star. This perennial grows in clumps and bears spikes of purple fluffy flowers.
Another easy-to-grow perennial, Coreopsis verticillata Moonbeam, or Threadleaf Coreopsis, brightens bouquets with its creamy yellow flowers borne on long stems. More great perennials for a bouquet include: echinacea, nepeta, calamintha and lilies.
Not all garden plants are suited to cutting, day lilies are an example, but with planning you can decorate with homegrown bouquets starting with daffodils in April to mums in October.
Garden Tip is courtesy of The Growing Place, 630-355-4000.
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Sept. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Corn prices dropped to a five-week low and soybeans fell, capping the longest slump in five weeks, after a government report showed export demand declined in the U.S., the world's top producer.
Export sales of corn in the year that began Sept. 1 fell 9.6 percent to 14.4 million metric tons from a year earlier, and soybeans slumped 20 percent, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said today. The agency has forecast that corn shipments will fall to the lowest in nine years and soybean sales will drop to a three-year low.
"There's a transition taking place from the focus on falling production to one of faltering demand," Dave Marshall, a farm-marketing adviser at Toay Commodity Futures Group LLC in Nashville, Illinois, said today in a telephone interview. "U.S. export customers are turning to cheaper sources of feed wheat to replace corn and buying more South American soybeans."
Corn futures for December delivery dropped 23.25 cents, or 3.2 percent, to close at $7.01 a bushel at 1:15 p.m. on the Chicago Board of Trade, the biggest drop in two weeks. Earlier, the price touched $7.0025, the lowest for a most-active contract since Aug. 11. Still, the grain has risen 17 percent since July 1 as hot, dry weather reduced U.S. yields.
Soybean futures for November delivery fell 24 cents, or 1.7 percent, to $13.5875 a bushel on the CBOT, dropping for the fourth straight day, after touching $13.565, the lowest since Aug. 19.
Prices also fell on speculation that overnight frost and freezing weather from North Dakota to Wisconsin did not severely damage U.S. crops, Marshall said.
Corn is the biggest U.S. crop, valued at $66.7 billion in 2010, followed by soybeans at $38.9 billion, government data show.
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Madison Health and Rehabilitation Center wants to thank the players, parents, coaches and volunteers for making this yet another great, winning T-Ball season. The "Pirates" are the regional champions for the 2014 T-Ball season in Madison.
A special thank you is due to all of the team members: Bernard Brinson Jr., Jontavious Pratt, Ama' Rion Choice Moore, Russel Cruz, Dalton McNutt, Caleb Baughman, Archer Pike and Micah Jenkins, Micah Newman and Kannon Plain.
We appreciate our coaches for their hard work and dedication to this team. It takes very special people like these to make our community thrive. Their efforts not only encourage the team to do their best but also help mentor these young souls so that they may have a great future as they learn how to work and play together. The coaches responsible for the wonderful outcome in this year's season are Rick Jenkins, Isaac Newman, Bryan Tyler and Madison Health and Rehabilitation Center's own, Diane Webb, RN.


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This is a discussion on hey from WI within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the DefensiveCarry.com Forum Office category; Welcome from yet another Wisconsinite...
Welcome. I am an ex-Wisconsonian living in Minnesota. I'm still a little shocked that we have a CCW law, being such a liberal state.
You guys need to keep hammering on your CCW bill, it'll go through eventually.
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We have lots of new seeds in the store for the fall and winter seasons. Botanical Interest seeds are untreated, organically grown, and non-GMO. The seed packets come with lots of information on planting, harvesting and recipes, as well as lovely illustrations.
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Seed Starting Time is Coming
Before we know it, it will be time to start planning, plotting, picking out and planting seeds. If you are a gardener who likes to start plants from seed, tend them yourself and bring them to readiness for planting out in the garden, your season is about to begin. Urban Roots has all… Read more »
Seed Saving Exchange Planned
Urban Roots is excited to announce a new event this fall. In collaboration with Richard Price of Fairie Seeds, Urban Roots will be hosting our first ever Seed Saving Exchange. This event will take place on Saturday, September 14th at 2pm at Urban Roots at 428 Rhode Island Street. In order to participate in the… Read more »
September Workshops-Register Today!
Don't forget to register for the first of this fall's garden workshop series. Workshops kick off this Saturday, September 15th at 2pm with Seed Saving presented by Richard Price. Richard is one of our most dedicated and knowledgeable presenters and has been a mainstay at Urban Roots since we opened our doors over 5 years… Read more »
Seed Starting Workshop
Presenter Richard Price will show and tell us all about starting seeds to get your garden going and growing. Saturday, February 25, at 2:00 pm.
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Seed Starting Workshop: Saturday, March 5, 2pm
Seeds Are In!
Both "Seeds of Change" and Richard Price's"Faerie Seeds" now @ the store.
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Bird Seed is in – both bagged and bulk and other treats for feathered friends.
Seed Saving Workshop – Saturday
Learn from Richard Price how to save seeds from this year's garden to grow!


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Security and Defense Events
Environmental Challenges in War-Torn Societies: Sustainability and Human Security in Post-Conflict Reconstruction
November 29, 2006 // 8:00am — 4:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
A distinguished panel of scholars and practitioners discuss the role of the environment in post-conflict peace building and the reconstruction of war-torn societies at the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences, Duke University.
Dire Strait? Energy Security in the Strait of Malacca
November 14, 2006 // 2:30pm — 4:30pm
Asia Program
Foreign Policy magazine recently designated the Strait of Malacca as one of the world's five top global chokepoints. This narrow waterway, which divides Indonesia's Sumatra Island and western Malaysia, is a hub of global trade, including large percentages of Northeast Asia's oil and liquid natural gas. There is concern, however, that piracy and terrorism may jeopardize the safe transport of these energy needs.
Book Discussion: The Upside of Down: Catastrophe, Creativity, and the Renewal of Civilization
November 03, 2006 // 9:00am — 10:30am
Environmental Change and Security Program
According to Thomas Homer-Dixon, society is more likely to break down when multiple stresses occur simultaneously. Like an earthquake, societal pressures—or "tectonic stresses"—build up beneath the surface and are released by factors that are difficult to anticipate, sometimes with catastrophic results.
Environmental Stress and Demographic Change: Underlying Conditions and Nepal's Instability
November 01, 2006 // 11:00am — 1:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Bishnu Raj Upreti discusses the ways in which efforts to resolve Nepal's demographic and environmental problems could reduce conflict, alleviate poverty, and provide a pathway to peace.
Why the Jihad is So Durable
October 30, 2006 // 11:00am — 12:30pm
International Security Studies
with Steven Simon, Hasib J. Sabbagh Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies, Council on Foreign Relations
Mechanisms for Health Systems Management: Reflections on the World Bank and USAID Experiences
October 24, 2006 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
Sallie Craig Huber of Management Sciences for Health and Dr. Benjamin Loevinsohn of the World Bank examine critical relationships between NGOs and governments in health care delivery, and discuss the most efficient ways to accomplish health and stability goals in fragile settings.
The Politics of Energy in Latin America
October 23, 2006 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Latin American Program
A panel of experts looks at the nationalization of hydrocarbons in Bolivia, Venezuela's use of "oil diplomacy" in the hemisphere, the development of the Camisea natural gas pipeline in Peru, and increased concern over the security of U.S. energy supplies. All of these issues serve to underscore the intensely political aspects of energy relations in Latin America.
Minerals, Forests, and Conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
October 04, 2006 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
The forest and mineral wealth of the DRC is critical to the country and its people's political, economic, and social future. John Katunga explores the interconnections between natural resource wealth and stability.
Americans at Risk: The Growing Threat of Natural Disasters and What We Can Do about It
September 21, 2006 // 9:00am — 11:00am
United States Studies
An astounding seventy-five percent of American residences are still at risk of one or more natural disasters. Experts discuss federal disaster mitigation policy.
Book launch – At the Borderline of Armageddon: How American Presidents Managed the Atom Bomb
September 18, 2006 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
International Security Studies
with James E. Goodby, former U.S. ambassador and Public Policy Scholar, Woodrow Wilson Center; Research Affiliate, Program in Science, Technology, and Society, MIT; Nonresident Senior Fellow, Center for Northeast Asian Policy Studies, Brookings Institution


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Budget Deficit
Minn. Lawmakers Face Self-Imposed Budget Deadline
Minnesota legislators are arriving at a self-imposed budget deadline.
Is The GOP Moving Too Quickly To Cut Spending?
Minnesota lawmakers are moving quickly to cut the state's record budget deficits. Too quickly, some say.
Dayton Casts GOP Tax Cuts As Giveaway To Rich
A proposal from Minnesota Republicans for a series of income tax cuts drew a rebuke Monday from Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton, who cast it as a giveaway for those with the biggest salaries.
Minn. Deficit Shrinks; Dayton Drops Income Surtax
Gov. Mark Dayton is withdrawing his call for a 3 percent surtax on top incomes and reducing proposed cuts to nursing homes in light of a smaller Minnesota deficit.
A Fee Here, A Fee There In Dayton's Budget
While Gov. Mark Dayton's plan for giant income tax hike made the biggest budget splash, a closer examination of his proposal reveals a smattering of fee increases on consumers and industry professionals far more likely to be enacted.
Reality Check: Gov. Dayton's $4.1B In Tax Hikes
Gov. Mark Dayton appealed to Minnesota's richest citizens Tuesday to spare the poor and bear the brunt of a $6.2 billion budget deficit.
Gov. Dayton Wants To Tax Wealthy To Fix MN's Deficit
About half of Gov. Mark Dayton's plan to fix the state's budget deficit comes from higher income taxes on the wealthy, a plan he described Tuesday as one that would "keep my promises I made to the people of Minnesota last fall."
AP Source: Dayton Budget Avoids Cutting Local Aid
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton will ask lawmakers to spare city and county governments from state payment cuts in hopes of avoiding property tax increases, a Capitol official familiar with the decision told The Associated Press on Monday.
How Will Gov. Dayton Solve Minnesota's $6.2B Deficit?
Gov. Mark Dayton will unveil his $6.2 billion budget solution Tuesday, and the DFL governor is already running into resistance from Republicans, who control Minnesota's House and Senate.
MN Collects 9% More Than Expected In January
State tax collectors did better than expected last month as individual taxpayers withheld and paid more income taxes.
Dayton Vetoes $900M In Cuts From GOP Legislature
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton has swiftly vetoed a GOP-crafted budget bill cutting $900 million from the state's budget deficit.
Sen. Vote Set For $900M Package Of Budget Cuts
A $900 million package of budget cuts that passed the House is expected to get a vote in the Senate on Thursday.
Senate Takes $930M Whack At Minn. Budget Shortfall
Minnesota senators voted Thursday to slice $930 million from the state budget, a more modest cut than the House approved last week as the state tries to dig out from a massive deficit.
Minn. House Passes 1st Wave Of Budget Cuts
The Minnesota House ignored Gov. Mark Dayton's objections and approved $1 billion in state budget cuts Thursday that would affect aid payments for local governments, colleges and community health programs.
Panel Hears Bill To Cut Minn. State Payroll
Legislation ordering a 15 percent cut in Minnesota government work force costs is getting an airing in a state House committee.


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Lately I have gone back to writing and as I have got older it has become important to share what I have learned from Elders.
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It's not the intelligence of Supreme Court judges that interests me so much as their personal preferences. The most controversial decisions of the Supreme Court are not legal decisions but essentially political ones.
If I may add my own "Quote of the Day" (from the famous US judge, Billings Learned Hand):
"They [the judges] wrap up their veto in a protective veil of adjectives such as 'arbitrary', 'artificial', 'normal', 'reasonable', 'inherent', 'fundamental', or 'essential', whose office usually, though quite innocently, is to disguise what they are doing and impute to it a derivation far more impressive than their personal preferences, which are all that in fact lie behind the decision. . . .
"If we do need a third chamber it should appear for what it is, and not as the interpreter of inscrutable principles."


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Because i feel so lonely on a monday night. Tracks by Thieves Like Us, Daft Punk, College and more.
the break-up mixed tape by _stargazer
In case things don't go your way anymore.
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Jeezz just take the wheels .
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i'm the saddest girl you'll ever meet by _stargazer
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Jackson Pope and Philip Beresford pick up the threads from an initial contribution in issue 50 and report on progress at The British Library in installing and performance testing the Web Curator Tool. |
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Open Access Week events at MRU – October 20 – 28
Monday October 20th 10:00 am-11:30 am Location: T107
Open Textbooks: Opening the doors to education (Webinar)
Amanda Coolidge, Manager of Open Education at BCcampus, will provide an overview of the BC Open Textbook Project. She will share with faculty the challenges and successes of open education and provide resources to help faculty adopt, adapt or create their own open educational resources.
Sponsored by: Mount Royal University Library
Monday October 20, 1:00-2:00 pm Location: Library Boardroom (G201)
OA Week Kickoff Event (Webinar)
This panel representing research funders, university administrators, and scholarly societies will discuss how Open Access affects scholars and researchers at different stages of their careers, and how institutions can support researchers in making their work Open.
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I'm a huge fan of The Next Food Network Star, so I was excited to hear about Jeff Mauro's special on Food Network, The Mauro's Magical Disney Vacation. My first thoughts: what was that? No, really, what was that? It was like reading a trip report of someone who tried to spend as little time with his family as possible; my wife is at the spa! My grandparents are watching my kids! I legit feel like you would get more information about Disney from a 30 second TV ad.
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What would have been cool would be a sandwiches of Disney special: start up at Earl of Sandwich, then go on to check out the Sleepy Hollow waffle sandwiches, then onto the Poly for the adult grilled cheese.
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I was the poster who spoke disparagingly about the "gospel of social justice". I agree with you that it is the duty of us who are the members of the Body of Christ to care for the sick, visit the imprisoned, feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, welcome the alien, etc. Every time we sacrifice that duty to "almighty" nanny government, then we abdicate our responsibility and evade our accountability for doing what Jesus commanded us to do in Matthew 25:31-46.
It is NOT the job of secular government to do anything but serve the common defense and enact those laws necessary for public health, safety and security. If we in the Church did our God-given duty, then there would be NO need for social welfare programs and politicians crying that they will serve the common good.
The best government is the least government. 2nd Chronicles 7:14 says, "And if my people, upon whom my name has been pronounced, humble themselves and pray, and seek my presence and turn from their evil ways, I will hear them from heaven and pardon their sins and revive their land."
There is NO social justice, NO common good without repentance."Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto thee." -
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It is such a pity that the Eucharist is being received by so many pro-abortionists without even a conscience as to what they are doing and the repercussions. I hope the Vatican will really take a stronger stand on this for the politicians as well as the priests.
5 years ago
This doesn't go far enough because Bishops and Priest do as they wish. As a member of the Archbishops former diocese I witnessed my Priest support Obama etc. Priests are smart enough to not do enough to get in trouble while still steering people down the wrong path. My Priest supports Richard Rohr that support woman Priests etc. The Vatican needs to crack down on the Bishops and Priest that make up their own rules. Even in Archbishop Burke's own diocese it happened. My Priest ignored the Archbishop. Do we truly believe these comments will make a difference?
5 years ago
Archbishop Burke is God's gift to our Church. The bishops and priests that ignore this Law Of The Cahtolic Church should be removed. So many of these priests, deacons and bishops are the reason that we are losing so many Catholics. They have lost their way, thereby leading so many to make their own rules.
5 years ago
Wonderful! But it still doesn't go far enough. The priest or bishop who knowingly offers the Eucharist to one of these people should also be held responsible.
5 years ago
Its about time the Vatican take a stronger position against our politicians who continuoulsy violate the Church's teaching. However I only hope the Vatican will take it a step further. They need to ex communicate any Priest for refusing to refuse communion to a Pro Abortion politian.
5 years ago
Yes, thank God for Archbishop Burke. As for the discussions, differing opinions among the bishops-I dont find anywhere in scripture that our Lord Jesus Christ instituted a democratic church where we could differ on doctrine and vote on what we want to believe.
5 years ago
In my personal opinion, when Catholic politicians such as Nancy Pelosi, Joe Biden, John Kerry, Ted Kennedy and Rudy Giuliani, among others, refuse to obey the laws of the Catholic church then they are false Catholics and do not deserve to receive Holy Communion. What they are in effect doing is spitting on Catholic doctrines which makes me believe that they do not truly believe in the Catholic religion. Any priest who knowingly gives Holy Communion to one of these false Catholics should be suspended from his duties and receive counseling.
5 years ago
An earlier poster alluded disparagingly to "the Gospel of social justice". Indeed, during the glorious Middle Ages, Holy Church did promote social justice throughout Christendom by enacting and enforcing laws and customs against usury, laws requiring the wealthy to provide for the needs of the poor through tithes, laws giving peasants the right to days of rest, laws requiring that religious orders give hospitality to the poor and to travellers, laws requiring that employers cooperate with the trade guilds (precursors of modern trade unions) and many more.
Since the breakup of united Christendom during the 16th century and the subsequent rise of the all-powerful secular nation-state, the wealthy and powerful are freer than ever before to oppress the poor, for the Church no longer has the power to enact laws in this regard. She can and does, however, can continue to lift her voice on behalf of the "have nots", and it is right that she should continue to do so, as she has done for 2,000 years.
What is not right, however, are those instances in which members of the hierarchy and religious have spoken or acted in ways inconsistent with the teachings of Holy Church, and lend their voices instead to the political agenda of the atheist secular Left, which has its origins in Bolshevism and Maoism - both sworn enemies of God and of the Church.
So, true and holy social justice under Christ - Yes! A political agenda masquerading as and calling itself "social justice" that cooperates with the enemies of Christ - never! -
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The Archbishop is right on. I wish the Pope would come out with something this spcific. God bless and give continued courage to the Shepherds of His Church to tell it like it is!
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hello - i have two five foot fit trees. this will be their third year. id like to move them to another sectionof the yard, but i really have no idea how this will impact them. root ball is probably about 12 - 16 inches in diameter. should i do this NOW while the are fully dormant - wait till march when thawing starts? any ideas? thanks all! |
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I would use the upright.....forget the name..... When you keep them so small, you will have to prune very carefully and often. Not with electric hedge trimmers....or in a few years it will become dense on the outside and woody and bare on the inside. I have a friend who did that...only his were a series of green "beach balls"... When they moved, the new owners trimmed with electric trimmers and in a couple of years they became very ugly....and they pulled them out. It's a good look....if you trim carefully. Linda C |
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Because with a hedge, I prefer plants that grow up....rather than horizontally. I prefer the way the new shoots point up rather than sideways. And even if they are spreaders.....they still will grow taller.....and you still will have to whack them down. But I am only familiar on a first hand basis with the hicks yew.....don't know the media or the wardi. I like the look of the branches upright habit for a short hedge. Linda C |
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If the tough leather harnesses, aggressively tailored dresses, and sporty black under-eye makeup the models wore during Marios Schwab's Spring 2013 made the designer look as though he's sending women into battle, it's because he is.
"We are warriors at the end of the day, all of us," Schwab said backstage after the show, explaining that this season is for him a reaction to the turmoil that surrounds the women who wear his clothing. And when could those women need shields more than now, with the Eurozone seeking a solution to its economic crisis and political unrest bubbling all over the world?
So to protect his customers, Schwab made pleated dresses that fit close to the body in shapes that resembled plates of armor and embellished shirts and other dresses with a metallic fringe that evoked the feeling of a tribal warrior. His shoes, fringed black leather affairs made in collaboration with Ancient Greek Sandals, helped carry that feeling to the ankle. Lace elements and crystal embellishments added a touch of femininity, but on long shorts that poked out from underneath dresses and skirts, even the sparkle looked like an extra layer of defense.
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